New images of Nintendo’s anticipated Super Nintendo World theme park are circulating online, showing off a colourful island of pipes and plastic shrubs for guests to navigate through. The park features (tempting) platforms seen in many 3D Mario games while koopa shells are scattered across the park. The kingdom’s shrubs are also complimented with fake […]

At first, I believed Dolittle had some promise. The idea that Dolittle himself (played haphazardly by Robert Downey Jr.) is a kind-hearted man who cares about animals and their problems is gold in terms of a family film premise.

It seems that Jordan Peele, the star director behind Get Out and Us, is collaborating with Universal on two upcoming films.

Universal Studios’ long-awaited Nintendo theme park is set to open in Japan next spring, and will launch with Mario Kart and Yoshi rides.

Blumhouse Productions seems to have an uncanny ability in producing movies that feature a particular type of horror, one which tends to subvert expectations while still embracing classic tropes that still feel familiar. Ma, for the most part, manages to do the same, only occasionally tripping up in situations that feel a bit too predictable, […]

CGM has teamed up with Universal Home Entertainment to give away some of the best movies in recent history. This month we are giving away Glass on Blu-ray™.M. Night Shyamalan brings together two of his standout original films—Unbreakable and Split— in this explosive comic book thriller. Elijah Price, also known as Mr. Glass (Samuel L. Jackson), […]

M. Night Shyamalan is a mysterious creative force. Bold statement, I know! But through his love of the mediums of film and comics, he’s created a trilogy spanning nearly 20 years that was essentially a complete surprise. The landing sticks, but a lot of the emotion of the third film, Glass, is lost in the […]

It’s safe to say that there are probably enough movies in the Halloween franchise. Giving fans seven sequels, one remake, and a sequel to that remake is plenty.

I had to second take when I saw the premise for Blockers, the Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg produced and Kay Cannon directed comedy that involved three parents stopping their daughters from enjoying themselves a little too much on their prom night. Cleverly hiding the first part of the title with a drawing of a […]

The first Pacific Rim had the collective benefit of the doubt. It was a passion project, produced and directed by Guillermo del Toro, in an era sorely lacking robot versus kaiju beat ’em up flicks. For all its faults—and cheese—it had a soul, and will go down in history as a cult classic for mecha […]